In spite of the advances made in agriculture, many people around the world still go hungry.

Hunger increasing rapidly around the world

instead

of technological advancements. With

this

in mind, one must consider the problems associated with agriculture process and find plausible reasons to diminish these challenges. The analysis contained within the following paragraphs will explore the issues and solutions in greater detail. As an initial point, over-population impact human life with the increase in food demands. Production of vegetables, cereals are not adequately satisfying the needs of human because of the degradation of soil. The usage of non- biodegradable objects is growing with an increase in population, which damage the nutrients of soil when not disposed of properly. More evidence for the rise in hunger is the pollution created by automobiles on the road—the elevated levels carbon- monoxide in the atmosphere affecting the growth of plants. Seeds are not appropriately germinated, which in turn reduces the food quality and quantity. Be that as it may, solutions exist for each of these problems mentioned above. When considering the soil problems occurs due to the negligence of disposing garbage objects, resolved by using the biodegradable things. People should maximize the usage of 3 R’s

that is

Reduce, Recycle, Reuse.

Moreover

, for determining the pollution issues, the government should enforce the rule by using CNG vehicles more than the petrol ones and set the days to limit the vehicles on the road. Try to build eco-friendly cities. Lack of availability of food leads to several difficulties, but smart planning along with implementing out of the box solutions could alleviate the pain. Considering the above arguments, those who work within these solutions might find some light at the end of the tunnel.